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Posted 3Y ago by @robbi_rose

Cactus Experts?!

I need help identifying this guy. It says he’s a bunny ear but when I look at other photos, he doesn’t look similar. He has TINY spikes and sort of looks lumpy
Pickles
Pickles
Crazy Bunny Ears
5” pot with drainage
Last watered 2 years ago
@AstroMind
Laura
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3Y ago
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Misty
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3Y ago
@planthoe40
Off to etsy I went bc I new I had something that looked similar in my wishlist cart on etsy bc I am a huge procrastinator but I think this is what you have
@SpikeKing19
Vincent
23911 XP
3Y ago
@SpikeKing19
That's an awesome plant but I'm not sure wat species it is.
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Vincent
23911 XP
3Y ago
@SpikeKing19
Maybe this one?
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Kristy GOLDBLATT
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@SirLiquorice please and thank you.
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Tiffany
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3Y ago
@KillerTofu
I have one of these in my cactus garden and did some deep digging and discovered it's called a Crazy Bunny Ears Cactus
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Tiffany
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3Y ago
@KillerTofu
Crazy Bunny Ears exists in the Greg system too
@SirLiquorice
Cacti in your faces
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3Y ago
@SirLiquorice
Sorry I was so late. I volunteered for an event at The Witte Museum. They had some engineering event for kids. This cactus is definitely an opuntia type. Looks like they are correct to me. Crazy bunny ears. Very similar to the regular bunny ears of course but more unique. There are so many different variations of opuntia or prickly pear type cacti it’s overwhelming. They are some of the easiest to care for usually as well.